TH3D Bambu P1S P1P X1 X1C Upgraded Vibration Damping Feet – 4 Pack
$5.49
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Replace your stock feet with these to keep the printer from vibrating your desk and quiet it down a bit! Install in 5 minutes or less.
These feet are stronger and more durable so they don’t completely fold over on themselves like the official Bambu ones (especially with an AMS) or other brands while still providing vibration isolation.
In stock
| Quantity | Discount | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 4-10 | 10% | $4.94 |
| 11-Unlimited | 15% | $4.67 |
Description
Moving your Printer With these Feet:
When moving the printer with these feet installed DO NOT SLIDE IT. Pick it up and place straight down. If a foot is folded over pick up the printer and place back down so that all feet touch the surface at the same time.
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To offer you the best possible pricing, this product does not include technical support. However, if you ever need assistance, we offer affordable support options that you can purchase separately:
- Email Support: $25 per ticket
- Remote Video Call with PC Access: $30 for 30 minutes | $50 for 60 minutes
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Reviews (6)
6 reviews for TH3D Bambu P1S P1P X1 X1C Upgraded Vibration Damping Feet – 4 Pack
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Additional information
| Weight | 6 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 × 3 × 1 in |
| Warranty Length | 6 Months |
| Made In | 🇨🇳 China |
Rodolfo Telles (verified owner) –
Good concept, terrible execution. These feet don’t attach in a substantial way, so they’ll be flopping all over the place as you try to install them, constantly falling out. When I did finally get them all attached and tried to place my P1S, the feet would sag sideways or pop out. I finally was able to get everything set and seemingly stable, but when I opened the door one of the feet popped out. Maybe it’s because I have an AMS, which is a bit heavy when filled with spools, but I really wanted these dampeners to work and was sorely disappointed. Maybe they were designed for non-AMS systems, but there should be a disclaimer.